Selena Gomez was spotted with Woody Allen on the set of his new movie and people aren't happy

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People don't like it, because Allen has been accused of sexually abusing Dylan Farrow and has been in relationships with people much younger than him.

It's especially strange because Gomez advocates for young people with mental health issues.

We don't have many details about the movie yet.

Selena Gomez is starring in Woody Allen's new movie.

People aren't happy about it.

Since new photos of her filming the movie on set have leaked online, people on Twitter are furious that she's agreed to do the movie.

Other people are just concerned for her.

But some fans are defensive.

A lot of people think Woody Allen is creepy, because of his relationships with younger women. He is married to Soon-Yi Previn. Previn is 35 years younger than Allen and the adopted daughter of Mia Farrow. Allen began their relationship at the same time that he was also in a relationship with Farrow. Allen's movie "Manhattan" is also thought to be based on his previous relationship with Stacey Nelkin, who is around 30 years his junior.

More serious are allegations of sexual abuse. Allen has been accused of assaulting Dylan Farrow, Mia Farrow's daughter, when the two were in a relationship. A judge wrote that the allegations of abuse were inconclusive, but also said that Allen's behavior was "grossly inappropriate and that measures must be taken to protect [Dylan Farrow]."

So a lot of people think it's weird for Woody Allen to be hugging women so much younger than him on set.

There are few details about Allen's new movie available, but there's about an 80% chance it's about a man who tries to find meaning in his life and ignores the consequences of the love triangle he ends up in. It stars Elle Fanning, also a very young woman (she's 19 years old) and Timothée Chalamet, whose performance in the forthcoming movie "Call Me By Your Name" has been praised by critics.

"I didn't know Woody and I don't know anything about that family," Winslet told the New York Times. "As the actor in the film, you just have to step away and say, I don't know anything, really, and whether any of it is true or false. Having thought it all through, you put it to one side and just work with the person."

Allen's forthcoming movie isn't the only time he's worked with a former Disney star. His 2016 Amazon miniseries "Crisis in Six Scenes" starred Miley Cyrus.